EN-Labs 5PKSATAIII25CMRD90 5-pack SATA 3.0 6Gbps straight 180 to 90 degree 10 inch UV red locking latch
- SATA Data Cable
- UV Red
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Five-pack of 6-inch SATA III cables with 90-degree locking connectors in UV blue for internal drives
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This five-pack supplies straight-to-90-degree SATA III data cables with locking latches in UV Blue. Each 6-inch cable links a motherboard or host controller to an internal hard drive or DVD drive, supporting up to 6 Gbps transfer rates. The set is suited for builders adding multiple drives or configuring RAID arrays.
The cables supersede older SATA I or SATA II interconnects, doubling the theoretical bandwidth to 6 Gbps while remaining backward compatible. The jump is worthwhile when installing newer solid-state drives or mechanical disks that can saturate the higher link speed. They do not carry power, so a separate power connection is still required for each drive.
Each end features a locking latch that clicks into the port, preventing accidental disconnection during case moves or vibration. The short 6-inch length and 90-degree connector reduce cable clutter in tight drive bays. The only common issue is routing the stiff UV Blue jacket in very compact enclosures where bend radius is restricted.
| Brand | EN-Lab |
|---|---|
| Model | 5PKSATAIII15CMBL90 |
| Type | SATA Data Cable |
| Color | UV Blue |
| Length | 6" |
| Cable Length | 6 in. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Speed | 6Gb/s |
| Specifications | Type: SATA III Data Cable w/ Locking Latch Length: 6 inch / 15CM Color: UV Blue UL listed RoHS compliant |
| Features | EnLabs SATA 3 cable is designed to connect motherboards and host controllers to internal Serial ATA hard drives and DVD drives, quickly upgrading your computer for expanded storage. Please be kindly noted that this cable does not provide power for your hard drive. It must be powered separately. The latest SATA Revision 3.0 allows for data transfer speeds of up to 6 Gbps, 2x faster than SATA II, backwards compatible with SATA I and SATA II. (Data transfer speed is limited by rating of the attached equipment.) 5 Pack SATA 3 cable is a cost effective way to provide replacement or spare |
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The 90-degree end adds a right-angle bend that requires roughly the cable thickness plus the latch height behind the drive, so allow a few centimetres of depth from the SATA port to any side panel or adjacent card.
Push the connector straight onto the SATA port until the metal latch clicks into the port's notch; the 180-degree straight end and 90-degree angled end both use the same latch, so do not force it at an angle or the latch can miss the catch.
Replace any cable that shows cracked insulation, bent latch tabs, or intermittent detection errors; the UV Blue jacket is UL listed and RoHS compliant, but repeated drive swaps or tight bends can fatigue the 6-inch length over time.
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